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Re: Chinese punctuation in Lyric mode
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Werner LEMBERG |
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Re: Chinese punctuation in Lyric mode |
Date: |
Mon, 04 Mar 2013 22:12:04 +0100 (CET) |
> Hi, I'm trying to typeset a song with Chinese lyrics in Lilypond
> 2.15.40-1 and I've ran into an issue with the horizontal alignment
> of Chinese punctuation. While Chinese stops (U+3002 "。") and
> full-width commas (U+FF0C ",") are correctly offset from the
> centred syllables, the Chinese "dunhao" is not. Dunhao is a special
> kind of comma that is used to separate items in a list in Chinese;
> it is U+3001 "、" and it would be nice if it could exhibit the same
> behaviour as other commas. I've "kludged" it for now by adding
> \override LyricText #'self-alignment-X = #LEFT at the start of each
> lyricsto block, but that's not ideal as it then needs further
> "kludges" for left-hanging punctuation (opening quotations etc); is
> there a way to fix it properly?
Please show a small input file, together with an image, ideally
demonstrating how it currently looks and what you are expecting.
Werner